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Odeon, Dockside, Chatham
This was our first 'disabled' cinema visit and it totally exceeded our expectations. I have managed to get a CEA card which allows a carer to accompany free of charge. All screens in this cinema are accessible and wheelchair spaces can be booked on line. All access is flat and step free and doors are wide. The wheelchair spaces are generous and there are cup holders on the seats. Designated seats/spaces are in the 5th row -so not too close to the screen.
The whole arrangement suited me in a wheelchair but if you walk with difficulty the distances involve could be difficult. I'm not sure about the arrangements for stowing mobility aids.
As a little extra - 4 times a week there are special 'Silver Screen' screenings for over 55s which cost £3 including tea/coffee and biscuits.
This was our first 'disabled' cinema visit and it totally exceeded our expectations. I have managed to get a CEA card which allows a carer to accompany free of charge. All screens in this cinema are accessible and wheelchair spaces can be booked on line. All access is flat and step free and doors are wide. The wheelchair spaces are generous and there are cup holders on the seats. Designated seats/spaces are in the 5th row -so not too close to the screen.
The whole arrangement suited me in a wheelchair but if you walk with difficulty the distances involve could be difficult. I'm not sure about the arrangements for stowing mobility aids.
As a little extra - 4 times a week there are special 'Silver Screen' screenings for over 55s which cost £3 including tea/coffee and biscuits.
